Checked this out for an Itch.io horror pack recently. Gotta make sure that flashlight battery is used wisely! Fun little game, our playthrough starts around 33 minutes in :)
The game is really good, i adore the idea for the game and you did a great job on the post-processing and textures mate, all in all really great game 10/10
I tried to make something similar but kind of didn't get very far.
Hi, Gameplay will always be more important than graphics. But if you want to create good graphics then clearing the concepts of PBR (physically based rendering) will help a lot. It will save you a lot of time which might be wasted on doing trial n errors. For starters you can take textures and models from https://texturehaven.com/ , https://hdrihaven.com/ and https://3dmodelhaven.com/. Later you can easily created PBR textures in blender. Blender is free but it will require some practise.
Thanks mate, I've used blender for about a half year and that was what initially got me to make games, most of my assets are created by self in blender and due to it, I have faced issues with textures on them, PBR texturing was something I started learning but didn't go very far with it, I do realize that beautiful world with millions of gameplay issues will not be as good as a modest looking banger of a game and will look forward to games that support the idea. As for the concepts of PBR, I'll pursue learning it further, the sites you've recommended may just help me in making my worlds look a lot better.
I love the concept of this and the actual gameplay mechanics worked really well but goddamn that creature was way too cute to be afraid of! Especially the adorable gurgling noise, I fully wanted to give it a hug!!
I know it's not supposed to be a funny game, but i had some good laughs toward the end because of the noise the enemy makes. Short game but i definitely had fun haha
Nice job! I liked the monster style and sound design, it's increase immerse. But unfortunately idea with flashlight isn't working correctly. At first I thought I should light my flashlighter in monster direction, but realized the system don't care what direction my light is going, I can just double LMB click in random direction and monster disappear. Additional to this fact I can see all the level and monster without flashlighter. It's killing idea of battery ressourse. Maybe you should try to use more time of directional lighting on the monster to kill it (Like it was in Alan Wake). And decrease visibility area arround player when flashlighter is off. And maybe spawn the monster in random point, cuz I always known where is him)
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I thought this game was pretty dope. I even did a video on my YouTube 3 Short Horror Games.
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Fun little game.
Lights Out @ 20:31
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The game is really good, i adore the idea for the game and you did a great job on the post-processing and textures mate, all in all really great game 10/10
I tried to make something similar but kind of didn't get very far.
https://0v3r10rd.itch.io/alien-isolation
Hi, Gameplay will always be more important than graphics. But if you want to create good graphics then clearing the concepts of PBR (physically based rendering) will help a lot. It will save you a lot of time which might be wasted on doing trial n errors. For starters you can take textures and models from https://texturehaven.com/ , https://hdrihaven.com/ and https://3dmodelhaven.com/. Later you can easily created PBR textures in blender. Blender is free but it will require some practise.
Thanks mate, I've used blender for about a half year and that was what initially got me to make games, most of my assets are created by self in blender and due to it, I have faced issues with textures on them, PBR texturing was something I started learning but didn't go very far with it, I do realize that beautiful world with millions of gameplay issues will not be as good as a modest looking banger of a game and will look forward to games that support the idea. As for the concepts of PBR, I'll pursue learning it further, the sites you've recommended may just help me in making my worlds look a lot better.
Thanks for everything.
Loved the game! I did a video on it and left my full review with some tips for improvement :)
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hi, big thx for the game. greetings from rosti
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First Game... I like it..
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I enjoyed this a lot! It was short, but fun :)
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that my first horror and it is short but cool
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This game was so cool!
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it was fun playing it i was scared at first really funny sub to the cahnnel enjoy tezok
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I love the concept of this and the actual gameplay mechanics worked really well but goddamn that creature was way too cute to be afraid of! Especially the adorable gurgling noise, I fully wanted to give it a hug!!
(This is the fourth game on the video)
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The enemy noise I love.
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interesting game 4:32 Video start
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I know it's not supposed to be a funny game, but i had some good laughs toward the end because of the noise the enemy makes. Short game but i definitely had fun haha
interesting game. i hope to see more from you in the future.
btw if you are interested, here is my video:
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Cool little game, not much gameplay, but quite the scare at the beginning. I enjoyed it. :)
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Nice job! I liked the monster style and sound design, it's increase immerse. But unfortunately idea with flashlight isn't working correctly. At first I thought I should light my flashlighter in monster direction, but realized the system don't care what direction my light is going, I can just double LMB click in random direction and monster disappear. Additional to this fact I can see all the level and monster without flashlighter. It's killing idea of battery ressourse. Maybe you should try to use more time of directional lighting on the monster to kill it (Like it was in Alan Wake). And decrease visibility area arround player when flashlighter is off. And maybe spawn the monster in random point, cuz I always known where is him)
Though good work. Thanks!
Thank you for the feedback!
Very nice game, I really liked, like a fresh twist on slenderman-like games. Keep it up!
Thank you!